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15 March 2000

He Ming Way (10'33")

Ming sonne chinois, mais mon tout pourrait être un vieil homme dans son rocking-chair, face à la mer...
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Posted by david fortez at 22:16

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Works of electroacoustic music - acousmatic art - ambient music - soundscapes - phonographie - film music - sound installations by David Fortez

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david fortez: Passionate about sound and composing music from sources ranging from ambient atmospheres to the most sophisticated synthesis techniques, I try to keep an experimental approach on every project. The sound processing is done mainly through Max/MSP, with a special focus on user interfaces enabling natural gestual interaction (Wacom graphic tablet, webcam or various sensors). Originally professional Sound Engineer for TV (worldwide reporting), film (Le Maître de Musique), music and artistic direction of CD productions. More recently, studied Architecture (La Cambre, Brussels), then Acousmatic Composition in Mons, and got 1st Prize (2003) in the class of Annette Vande Gorne.

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